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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

Tm Southern Pse,' ngafb' Avocia'
ton has hsu1d circular au,horislng
a rate q one fare i5r tbs round rip 10
The Memphis me1ilng q the American
Public Health A location. Tickets
ore limited 70 q continuous passage In
each direction, nd will DO On nale
November Btu g. 7lh lacluilve, with
extreme limit November rs, 1881.
This embrace \ territory east OF the
Misslsslppi AID foulh q the Ohio NV
ore. The Central Tnfiie Association,
which embraces the roads IN the East.
ern and Middle State, Las authorized
the sale OF tickets full fare coming and
one-lhird returning on cert h'ate oil
the secretary Il the aSsooiaiion. Prop
osItlons are new pending bsiore other
associations, and an carly reply q en-
pseied.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mas. z. N. Estes and children ar
rived ut nome iset night.
JuDaE J. L.WRBB, Of Cassids Bayou,
TallahGtchie touaty, Mits., 10 In tho
city.
A. NJ. WYNN and vile Of Miesis-
slppi, ere stopping at the Geyoso|
Hotel.
r. II. Mo,RK ard wife, and Frsnk
sinter, II Mississippi, a:e at thG
Gsyoso Hotel.
J. A. suDDoTH, ti OlArksdale, Mic.
and J, L. Gain and goa, oil Pine Blu2
are az tbs Peabody.
JUDoK X. 4. srIrH, % Holly sp'iue1
Mes, is In the city on his way to hl1
Mississippi bottom farm. m
Mifs MAuDK MAxwKLL, Of BAioeI
vile, Miss., IL visiting her cousin, Mo.
GrAhsm, a. No 30 Poplar street.
FELIX FAouIs and Ma LouiGI
Keith will bs married at st. PetoE1
church tomorrow evening At o o'clock
MIS- IDA HkRIs, Of Cob den. ILL.,, e.
rived in the city this morning % r
visit to her sister, Mrs. W. d. G.
eron.
l.. l.. GoLrBAuH aud family ~
Ms. NJ. j. Andrews returned fr0E
New York yesterday, ard have takC
rooms at the Peabody. III
MRs. NJ L. STRANGE, accomplish
by her daughter. Miss siEle, left ~
terdsy for 81. Louis, where they "
remain about two weeks. a.
RIcK 7. FAINT, OF Holly sprInm
Mise one OF the leading young attor{
nsya Of the North M seissippi boxI
spent yesterdA- In the city.
MRs. A O. DISKIss, Of San Franz
90, nee Miss Willis Tunstsll, of HoI
Springs, Miss., passed through ~
city yesterday 10 visit her relativ1
after q yeAr's absence.
The Hon Ell. M. Watson, one q
the Assistant Attorneys General q
the United States, passed through thG
city with his family from H5lly
5pripgr, where they have been vis|oI
ing his parenls, en- route 10 WsshIDnI
ton.
CIV. jon wHEuHR, Alsbsma; Bed
AbranRms, vlckspufg, Ms..; y. AZ
Moore, Birmingham, Ala ]. 0reoneI
valid, Augusta; james l. Webb, Hood
Miss. W, L. Barnett and Jonn al
Hart, 81. Louis, Mo, are registered q
Gaslon's.
VarroRs on 'Chsnge yeetesday: q
w. B,sumaa', OlarSsville, Tenn; ~
X. ID Lon, New York; Jlhn N
Youog, Florence, Ala. DR.. i Pseebol
Chihuabua, Mex; Jas X TomIl1eoD{
Jackson, Tson. Jas. X. H. OovlnRI
tor, Tom; Joseph NJ. Keger, Louis
vile, Ky.
WILL J. DuYrY. advnuce agent 81
Lizzie Evans, 10 10 tie city. making
arrgngomen . for the sppearancee o.
hie impaDy AZ the theater nex, M nj
DAY and duTins the remnnd6r ol th@
week, aud Ia the following reperlosy
Monday, Tuesday and Wsdnfsda}
nights ard Saturday matinee, "Od1
Angel !" THURSDAY, Friday aud SAlurI
day igbts, "Fogg'a Ferry"
YESTERDAY afternoon VI 81. ra'riu1
church, the Rev. Father VeAls oflicInO
ing, M. John Food wan unittd
marriage 10 Miss Annie Boulssr,
very handsome, charming and x
complicated young lady Of LouIsvi|l
Ky. The attendants were Mr.. MIch1
Hart and Mrs Katie Mulherron. n
groom IL well known here and
many t'.nds wish him and 81
! brs' .iourney through ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
THE UP RISING IrrExIG
Departure Of Troops fro11H Uoustl
fer Carney Cree

departure OF Troops fn0I 4ooeSe
fer Carney Cree i2t
HousroN, TEX, septelbR H.
Owing to the lack Of faolI ~ on tho
railroad leading to Brssori4 nnty he
Houston Light Guards 1T got
away for tho seat Of the a. lnsuT-
rectiou until 8 o'clock last a Can't,
Rejchardt took twenty men 6im.
with q large quantity Of ann 1Ion,
Another company Ia held @ Two
here, awaiting further orders ~
Governor. Alsrmipg reporto: 1nh
could not be traced 10 any -
source, were in circulation IL
as TO the seriousness OF the
which took place yesterday md
bstween the negroes and
Hickey's posse. Nothing positive
known here up to late hour
night shout the fight, or how n
were killed, but II was reported
several negroes were killed. B;ss
and Matsg counties ara lar
populated by negroes, and nd
bloody race battles have been fou1
In both counties during the past
years, especially during election M
sons. Csney Orr elk settlement, VIII
the present trouble originated, 10 \
the extreme southeastern corner Z
Matsgorda county, thirty Ave mIlq
west Of Columbia, the county sect
BrsEoria county. There are no y
graph lines in that county, and noQ|
OF the fight will DO carried to Cole
| hia by courlers. 4LI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
Germany and France.

PARIS, September 27.-The papers
today commenting on the Raon'sur-
Plsine incident, agree that it is less
grave intrinsicslly than Is the eitua.
ton of which the occurrence
is symptom. They express
thsmselves as not doubling that
Germany will give satisfaction.
Count Won Munster, the German En-
bassador at Paris, has expressed to N
Fleurens, Minister for For ign Al
fairs, his personal regret that the
shooting should have taken place, and
said that Germany certainly would
give satisfaction II her officials were
found culpa ole.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

TmH Volunteer dei, aitd the Thintls
wet rlsy with the greatest ease. In
decd. thee VAS never q moment from
The begiruing 10 tho end Of the race
when The SEQ ehman had the slightest
p,ospoc, Of vinnine Aud What makes
ihe dtlea, MI Tho more salllne TO
To BfllisLen u the lao.
thai 30 weather, the wind
bling lishi, VS. jus What tbs Thistle
wanted. Should the Volunteer win
ne ntIl race, II l. likely the match
~ill then DO decided. TIE public In
lereB. In The event vas shown by the
cessation Of buaino,s in oil quarters Of
Mo- 70 h.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
Yx-Gov. Porter and tho FIass.

NASHVILLE, TENN, September "a
Speaking Of President Cleveland Z II
the Confederate flsg episode today, 4
Gov. ]. d. Porter said: "What efo11
will the f,g episode Rave upon NJ
Cleveland next year pa reporter q
the Associated Prees inquired OF III
ex Governor. M
ut win not In jnre him. 1t miGh1
possibly have been otherwise had a1>y
OF the Southern States requested ~
return OF its captured Uonfedefo)o
standards, but not Oh did. The Oon@
Tolerate soldiers do not want the
emblems OF dtfest about them. a. =
matter OF personal preferences, indo-
pendent Ct political eign fic,nce, they
would have these fsgs remain when
they sre." 1t
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
THE MEMPHIS PAPER OF THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION
Is THE OLD RELIABLE APPEAL.

The APPEAL may be found on hle In St.
Louis at the Lindell Hotel.
In New York at tho Fif,h Avenue Hotel
and at the smee Of tho American Newspaper
Publisher Association, l04 Temple Court.
This paper Is represented by j. 4. Van
Doren, Special Eastern Advertising Agent.
No. Il Tribune Building. New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

Tnt ArrEAL takes pleasure In Civ.
lrg OIL. Fsn,, Of Holly Spin "a, space
In lls columns iof bis statement With
regard 10 the tssault on Editor Roy
Nadia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

n rrEs imbeus II useiis GA tho
Mobile snd Ohio Rsilroad Yesterday
caused iilghiiul aoeidsn', which the
AfrEaL's spec al reports this m rning.
Il lie lobe hoped ihs iu,es.'gaiion Will
b. a. thorough ~ tha' al the Chats
worth tragedy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
twenty Persons Iniured.

RIENISouAn, Ala September a.
A broken rail threw two coaches Of
train No. 8, on the Alsbsnn Great
Sjuihern road, Of the track fJrty.
eight miles this side OF Chattanooga
today. About twenty persons were
In iursd, none Of them seriously, and
ali trains are DELAYED,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
where the shot. were Fired.

srRAsBURa, September 27.-The cffi'
cisl paper OF Alsacs.L Lorraine, the Ian
des zsitung, states the inquiries made
into the shooting affair on the frontier
on the 24,h instant proves that kapff
man fred while on German territory
and that the bullets struck French
sport.men while on German soil.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
Killed Ia a sawmiii.

PINE Blur, ARK SEPTEMBER a.
The little ten year old son Of Mr..
Hsrisell, living twenty miles fiom
he o In Grant county, yesterday got
accidentally ontangled In the band OF
bis ialhef's sawmill ard was crushed
into atoms.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

THE scimitaT's position Ia iunny
one. It's for Hsddcn, except when
~ CONES In coniec, With the street
railroads rtcn the s"mi'sfis sgaiUe,
U,ddeu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

merce today, and Q coiumiltee ap-
pointed 10 visit the place where !ne
road joins and, see the .bst spike
driven. It Is expected that Crane
jubilee will be gotten mp her,' on the
day that the fivst scheduled train ar
riyea from the West.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
The Drsu n Brokep.
IsrIoiAL 10 I'm Irr..tI

Duck HUI, MISS, September 27.-
The protracied drouth has been
broken BY good rains, which were
needed, Is In the surrounding country
wells and cisterns were going dry, and
water was scarce Tor stock,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

wr pive the people Of Memphis
some more valuable Information this
morning a. 10 their rights In the mat
Tar o, sTeet car service.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

Az THE winter approaches, when
military campaigns are out Of the
question, Germany and France grow
very fierce.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

THr New York Democrats In con-
vsBiion siys nc sIsn ths. there 10 ;
Hill faction In opposition 10 q Cleve-
land faction.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
Ex.aov. A A. uaKs.

The same correspondent found on.
Gov. Albert 3. Marks In bis law ollics
10 the American building. The gen.
tleman. aiIer urgent solicitation, laid
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

Tun leaders Of the Democratic party
In Tennessee are 20 aggressive %
usus'. This will give the masses Of
the party courage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

THn ArrnAL. Of all the daily papers
In Memphis, stands alone fighting the
battle Of the people sssirst the street
car monopoly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
To welcome the rir.s Train
I,,,o,.L 10 rHs ArrsAL.I

BrssrSoHAM, ALA, September 81
The la.t spike will DO driven In the
Ksnsss DIV road tomorrow. A meet
ING was held BY the Chamber Of Com
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

As succKssyUL interviewers tho
APPKALs reporters have no equals.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

The APPEAL Ia running over with
interesting news this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

Mr.. srAmLNAs says that Governor
Tsyler will be q candidate for renomi'
nation,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

THE APrKAL this morning brings
out several gentlemen Tor the Senator
ship.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

LET Mr.. HAdden have a rouslng re-
eeption.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

Maximum temperature, 65.5; minimum.
59.7i oIone. OF rainfall. 0. II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

How WILL Tennessee vote tomor-
row.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

z Yesterdays Local temperature.
Memphis signal Oboe Report.l
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said before, erTard, at my instance,
wo proposed 10 surrender II TO the
State. That vse known 10 the Legis.
lalure-in fact, II was during ths zee.
sion before the last-but that offer re.
maine with the Governor yet. Asl
understood the two gubernalorial can
dida'ee In the last canvass, both took
grounds sgaiust the lease tystem, and
think an overwhelming mfjority Of
tbs members II the Legislature, when
elected, were opposed 20 IL. But, ne |
understand, when the Legislature met
and came TO consider the question,
they were unable TO see wba' they
could d. with the convlcts, and not 4
MAJ o. them made propol ition be
fore the legislative body 10 accept tbs
pro. osed surrender, aad o. the ques
ton was uot generally considered by
& body having power 10 do away
with q. | want II distinctly under
stood thst my opposition 10 the eye
TEN is because Of pr,iudice In thy
community and tue people ave
not ehti6sd. / believe that
NJ de, the lease " Il now t1 fie, while
tie 0oald IL paying more money tnAu
Il can really afford 10 pay, and would
gladly Tescind the contract, the
penitenusTy In Tennsesee Is bet.el
conducted, the ireest from abuse, ant
the oonviois are In better condition
better fed and clothed, and treated
with more humanity than any prison
IN the Uaiied slalee. l hal occasion
nj one time 10 look in,o the State
prison after 10 had been In ,xis' G &c,
iorlyone years, aud found that III
th.fy.niIe years out OF the forty ont
the Slate bad made an appropriation
10 run Il. That IL, the Siate-whict
means Ia that senee the politicians
soue,imes one psrty AID sometime,
smother could not actually take the
sbor, having house and machinery
furnished, and make II self sustaining
The penitentiaiy Of Tennessee setilst
the question that gang O
politicians .could not run any
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

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F'swovsr us-szs The mare gor--o does N.
hsh
@Lovr mak,s tAo world - round"-so
Go-s WHISKY.
A curlDs GcSo.fion q a snske--usthinz
VIII a talL
= A vnRr snar mantle nan Who vas Gov
ercd with a tisfoL
E TEE canr.bai we have aiwavs With rs. =
cther words, tae dad beat who - always
hyng on somebody.
- TVS ni<ats are x-ov ly cooler last
The BOYS are courage xal1iugs
It II tIrne fer treats is a'raost psf.
Ias Ic- cream season sa.siag.
~ srr." said friend % The editor of :
rasots daily. that vrn call these papers
yau are printing now ihe second edflont
bow % the7 d.Esr from thoge r1u were run.
niuy or ha.f an hour ago Ws har8
s,opped and oiled our g. e. was The caa-
cid reply "a tae Territorial logrpal.s.
rrached Tor f1e levsr sEssn-
Hpo rou ever take any thingl" asked ~
stranger, noiiing toward the maac-snJ
work even. yss,H replied the rho.oz.
raDher. "thass uy business Par1doxical
a. is nay seen. deal 10 negatives. but
never say no Aof - sid a developer
abous three iingsrs deep Ioto the dark closet
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eac3 sad the iawysr la -sse IN aJustice
court. tha ether dav les, SIR" she
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b~nrhea "Im her husband. and shs's
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

The man who has 70 stand twelve and four
teen hours daY on the platform of street
car doesn't hook forward 20 the fall festivities
with any degree - pleasure r. il q poprisr
fsilscy thsf dig loais mean big psy Tor con
dnCtors, who srs IN some nyssrious wsy
benefited By increased recsi5ts = hsv~ ben
~ the business now for over dozen Tssrs and
I confess - not being 10 the secret When a
rar has ~ Per cent. more passengers on l.
than it was Constructed 20 csrry. rhs Iahors
4 its conductor are mors tbsn doubled and
he Is cunden1ned % ride in continuous tor
turs, have bis FEET smashed i5to islly. ard IN
at prohabltT ioss considerable percentax.
n his u1eazeF earnings % making chanx.
when So uacbhcsl that he cannot get fair uSe
= BIS hands I Vas ou an Englssh line ~
cars ous ~hci~ year, and although the paF
was1t ssfssh - kold 49, Fs~~r't-- f4lp
a.if-irfrc sii1rie police regulation prohibit
ing crcwdirE. n a car vas aver nsef -, an
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TIE hrr7es ~onAs - A. ems sfopued. and II
the inrrnier dis 80 off again a commits
q passengers "a = asIrry - as throush vas
slwsTs cr-7ni-~i r. chuck him cut -Srr..t
Car Csuosrt-r Ia ts.os,s- Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
A Dollar or Two

Seems but a triie in the every day routine
of life, but every dollar man saves helps
to provide the luXurieS and necessaries of
life. No man can be too we'll oil in this
worlds goods to ignore the saving of dol
lars The wealthy banker, merchant or
capitalist may indulge in the luxury of
higher cost articles to crafty his taste, yet
he is justified in demanding one hundred
cents in value for every dollar he expends,
no matter whether for clothing or tickets
to the opera.
The mechanic who tolls from early morn
till late at night to provide for, clothe and
educate his little family, surely has the
right to expect value in it's fullest sense for
every hard earned dollar he eXpends.
In the sincere belief that a firm thor
oughly understanding its business, endowed
with years of experience in the manufacture
of clothing, organized upon the one princi-
pie of giving full value and frSt-class goods
to it's patrons, would soon gain public sup
port, we located in the Tower. q
Two months have passed and we think
ourselves justified in saying that we preside
today OYER the leading clothing and
furnishing establishment in Western Mich
igan. 1t is an undisputed fact which we
can readily substantiate with figures, that
the volume of our clothing blsiness far ex-
ceeds that of any other establishment in
Grand Rapids This is the lind of a man.
Hesitation of appreciation from a generous
public, which we sought for md found.
Strictly reliable merchandise, bought and
manufactured at headquarters and sold at
the lowest living margin, is The inscription
upon the fly leaf of the Towe's history.
We let no spare money ge rusty in the
bank when the opportunity presents itself
for good investment, hencewith our syn
dicate ever on the alert we ae able to fur
nish the trade with merchandise at less
than what they really cost tie small dealer
whose limited business says % him he has
as many goods as he can haslle.
The demands of an increasing business
will prove an additional incetive to us to
make provisions for supping its wants
. Eithlreal genuine bargains, nd we advise
the reader to scan our announcement in the
daily papers from day to d7, and when
ever you see an article that ,ou need don't
observation-disclosures nay be too late.
Call early and get it.